Judicial costs fall by a third, says Courts Service
The Courts Service says that judicial costs last year were one third lower than in 2008, with a 42 per cent savings in accommodation costs.
The Courts Service says that judicial costs last year were one third lower than in 2008, with a 42 per cent savings in accommodation costs.
Overall costs dropped from €2,432,580 in 2008 to €1,674,466 last year, despite a substantial increases in the courts' workload and a rise in the numbers of judges, from 131 in 2006 to 146 last year.
But the cost of judicial robes increased last year by €18,000, reflecting the appointment of almost 20 new judges. The Courts...
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